Hi Kim,
the problem is, that free text has no identification attached to it in
the final page. There is no definite way for SF to figure out which
piece of text goes where.
What you can do instead is to define a normal text area input and then
display this in the template however you want. You don't have to
assign it to a semantic property.
Cheers,
Stephan
On 14 June 2012 11:23, Kim Eik <k...@heldig.org> wrote:
> Today if you specify two or more {{{standard input|free text}}} a form
> page and you input value in them both. Only the last value will be
> displayed, and also duplicated over all instances of the {{{standard
> input|free text}}}.
>
> Why is this? Say if someone wanted to have a form in the middle of a
> page, and some free text above and below the form. How would one go
> about achieving this?
>
> Would it be possible to extend the {{{standard input|free text}}} with
> an extra parameter giving it a name, so that content would not be
> duplicated and you could indeed have several instances of this input?
>
> Cheers Kim
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